Find Relief from Migraines — Naturally
Find Relief from Migraines — Naturally
Imagine your head like a landscape where roads carry traffic (blood, oxygen, nutrients). When those roads are narrowed, blocked, or under stress, everything backs up — and that’s what we feel as migraine pain, throbbing, pressure, tension, and even nausea.
Using acupuncture and Chinese herbs, the goal is to clear those internal “roads.” We aim to:
Improve circulation so the brain and surrounding tissues get better blood flow
Ease tension in muscles around the head, neck, and shoulders
Reduce inflammation that can trigger nerve sensitivity
Help drainage and reset balance so your system stops overreacting
Many clients seek this kind of care when they’ve tried conventional routes and still deal with regular migraines, or when they want fewer side effects from medications.
What the Science Shows
In a real-world observational cohort, continuous use of Chinese Herbal Medicine (minimum 28 days) for migraines was associated with reductions in monthly migraine days, lower pain intensity, and improved quality of life (including reduced anxiety) in patients. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov
A systematic review of 34 studies reported that acupuncture reduced migraine frequency, shortened attack duration, and lowered pain scores more than medication alone. PMC+1
Another study showed that the benefits of acupuncture for episodic migraine persisted for at least 3 months after treatment ended. Frontiers
While no treatment is perfect for everyone, the evidence suggests Chinese herbs and acupuncture can be extremely helpful tools in reducing migraine load—not just treating the pain when it hits but lowering how often it hits.
Every session is an opportunity to shift things: to loosen what’s tight, redirect what’s stuck, and support your system’s built-in wisdom. If you’re curious whether this approach could help you with migraines, I’d be happy to talk more about how it works and what to expect.
